Thomas Kilby

Thomas Erby Kilby, Sr. (b. July 9, 1865, Lebanon, Tennessee – d. October 22, 1943, Anniston, Alabama) was an American Democratic politician.

He was Governor of Alabama from 1919 to 1923. He was Lieutenant Governor of Alabama from 1915-1919.

In 1921, he was depicted on the Alabama centennial half dollar, making him the first person ever to appear on a US coin while still alive.

He died in 1943 in Anniston, Alabama, aged 78.

[edit] External links

Political offices
Preceded by Charles Henderson	Governor of Alabama 1919 — 1923	Succeeded by William W. Brandon

v • d • e Governors of Alabama

W. Bibb • T. Bibb • Pickens • Murphy • G. Moore • S. Moore • Gayle • Clay • McVay • Bagby • Fitzpatrick • Martin • Chapman • Collier • Winston • A. Moore • Shorter • Watts • Parsons • Patton • Swayne • Smith • Lindsay • Lewis • Houston • Cobb • E.A. O'Neal • Seay • T. Jones • Oates • Johnston • Samford • Jelks • Comer • E. O'Neal • Henderson • Kilby • Brandon • Graves • Miller • Graves • Dixon • Sparks • Folsom Sr. • Persons • Folsom Sr. • Patterson • G. Wallace • L. Wallace • Brewer • G. Wallace • James • G. Wallace • Hunt • Folsom Jr. • James • Siegelman • Riley

v • d • e Lieutenant Governors of Alabama

Applegate · Moren · McKinstry · Ligon · Cunningham · Gray · Seed · Kilby · Miller · McDowell · Davis · Merrill · Knight · Carmichael · Ellis · Inzer · Allen · Hardwick · Boutwell · Allen · Brewer · Beasley · McMillan · B. Baxley · Folsom · Siegelman · Windom · L. Baxley · Folsom